Ducati III, true to his namesake, epitomizes high performance. This colt is a powerhouse, poised to be a formidable competitor in either the dressage or jumper ring. He possesses an elegance and grace that make him equally suited for any discipline. Ducati III is a correct and well-balanced horse, showcasing a strong topline, favorable shoulder angle, and a well-set neck. He embodies the ideal qualities of a show jumper with his powerful hindquarters and compact, athletic frame. His canter is effortless, with a hind end that moves gracefully underneath his body—characteristics that also hint at his potential as an exceptional dressage horse. If you seek an individual that will take you to the moon and back in any discipline, look no further than Ducati III. Sire: Diacontinus In terms of heredity, Diacontinus leaves nothing to be desired. His early licensing years produced numerous licensed sons and premium stallions. Among these is the jumping winner mare of the Hewart von der Decken- Shau 2017, highlighting his ability to produce exceptional talent. As of 2020, Diacontinus ranks second among jumping stallions in the Germany-wide breeding evaluation, boasting an impressive breeding value of 156 for jumping. This remarkable score reflects his exceptional quality as both an athlete and sire, as well as the notable achievements of his offspring. Diacontinus is sired by Diarado, one of the most sought-after show jumping sires today. Diarado offers a fresh bloodline for sport horse breeders, thanks to the French lineage of his sire, Diamant de Semilly. He has produced show jumpers of the highest caliber. At his 70-day performance test, Diacontinus earned notable scores: 9 for conformation, 8.38 for rideability, 9.58 for jumping, 7.5 for trot, 8.75 for canter, 7.25 for walk, and 9.13 for cross country. His legacy includes 10 licensed sons, 73 state premium mares, and 78 auction horses. His HLP scores from 2013 include Dressage (126) and Jumping (152). Dam: Essen Essen is a remarkable Hanoverian mare sired by the dual-purpose stallion Earl, who won his stallion performance test in Adelheidsdorf in 2002 with impressive scores—139.93 for dressage and 127.55 for jumping. Essen was a premium mare candidate and was notably ‘’Thelma’s’’ Favorite mare. ' She is a correct, athletic mare with an undeniable "look at me" presence. Her impressive lineage and striking appearance make her a valuable asset in Thelma and Louise’s breeding program.